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Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
on THURSDAY,
THE Sd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
At2 O'Clock p. M,

All that certain tract OF land situate in
BrHndywlne Hundr, d, New Castle county.
and State Of Delaware, on The northwesteriy
side OF the Philadel hia and WILMINGTON turn
pike road an bounded and described as FOL
lows to wit:
Beginning at point In the middle of said
turnpike road and running thence by lands
now or late or Sarah McSorlcy and Amor Per-
kris deceased north A.. degrees west about
IFi 4-lO perches TO lie middle OF the arr road,
thence sloug the middle line of said Carr road
south 81 4 degrees west IS 66-l0J perche thence
south I. y lie recs west q 10 perches along
lot ofJossph Carr deceased to a stone thence
by lands late OF Joseph Orr deceased, and by
lands now or late of the heir Of George i.
& 'ntwell deceased south II degrees ga t abodt
~ perchps To the middle of The Aforesaid turn
pike road, and thence along the middle of said
T, al 10 the place CT beginning, conta ming
about d acres OF land he the same more or less,
with house and ztabling and othe. outoulldings
thereon ere cted.
sezcl anu taken IN execution as the proper
~ of Thomas II. Acklcy. Caroline, his wife
Mary o. White an 4 Stllie A. ogden, surviving
oftgagors, Mary O.Nhitc and Henry &. Far
tons. administrator OF Allison White, deceas-
ed. Sal:ie A. ogden, aduinistratix of Thomas
l.. Dgdtn. deceased nOrtgaeor. a1d the Belle
vue Quarry Company I. l.. and TO bc sold by
GILES LAMBSUN, Shc,ih,
Sherll's Once, Wilmington. October II,
1857. o seed
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
IL. &. NircnII IOuLt.

judge Wales presided 8! ll4 ne
OF the Circuit Court , to eriig' |
II the ca,es we're conLiu ued uti Y
AIRY. q Brown Sny det's sinili1
6ors Va. Il. 8. McC3mbs siCilEhl1
u By consent to b, noaId 81 Y
Bradley In Cham oeis A osl
Eyaporatipg Company vs. WEE
Philips, aud Lsmuson 0asa EhI
company vs.. Jotepn Q, WHIT ~
jismitsed With COSTS, C0dIt ~
jonroet until third Tuesday IN JaA'
1898.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

judge Cunmlns presided a. this
mornings session of ;hs city court, Gnd
diSposed Of the following Gases: Chas.
Sinclair wAs hnet 81 for drunkenness,
ind Clara BacEuE, cn!oced, was senteo-
ced TO psy tine OF IS and costs for d.s.
Orderly conduct IL a court back OF Ar
GeiSon . stove store on Sixth street be.
low Walnu
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

While . casting vas bsipg poured
about B O'Clock yesterday % the Ram
ington Machine Co. . works, the cores
not bsing dry enough, the molten metal
blew out and set Are TO the wood work
OF the foundry. II was quickly ex.
ting uished without loss. An alarm OF
Ore was struck from boz IA. but the fire
department wss not peed'd.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
The Glass Blowers,

The handsome vase contested for q,
Mime. Anderson's glass blowing exhi.
bitien. In the Odd Fellows Hail, last
evening, was woa by Miss strick land
. teacher in No. / school. Nine. An
derson, with desire to please her pat
ions, will during her stay In this city
take any piece of glass work that may
Do broken and either mend 1t or make
some fancy article out oft
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

About 200 mem bers Of Dupont Post,
q. A. Il +, went TO Philadelphia yester.
day TO attend the unwilling OF General
Mesde's monument. On their arrival
In Philadelphia they were taken In
charge by another post OF q. A. Il.
fhey spent very pleasant time among
ther comrades and returned home
about o m. to day,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
lnf Aifh Z RrZnr

Z coloreG girl, reading AT he dgeviile.
received Ia seg6Ie cut III the arm last
night with a raZor IN thu lards OF =
Co,osed mnn named Howard Gross.
When the police went IN ;to house
where 1t occurred she protected that IL
was caused by en- accident, and begged
them not 10 arrett the rnsn. DR.. bravo
was summoned and dressed the wound
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

MARTIN In this city, on the 18th ins;.,
lsasc Martin, Rged "a years
heiatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral
from the relic cree OF his sor, IN. y. hsr-
Ihursday ar ernoon, ober 9etn, st 3.3l
o'cl, OK. 1Ltsrment at Rivcrview cemetery.
the 18th init, nssr Media,
"a. Edward Layman formerly CT Christi.
ana. Del, aged 20 yesrs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Y. AtDT Ic IN

At Ia., aieat'a mes. ,.,I. d es O. +,
ooltaI I' r.nce IN SO S,: SO cs t', ,,s
!, :; s" t.: So 8, '.,:
men ,,eo'I spp ,y,a va, was rex isS ) p,g '''
sssO rs ~ A.ioEea'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

A reaul,, euss!sFGIgg , %'' plsssss',,
R ''d society wss held bel, 10, 10 'D mopta,,t'
a a. i, No, re, the secr.'' asa viii % q,
- WI Dingtra shortly se h' st,fe,, ~
tror0,,F, quarters u"'0
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

On Tuesday evening November 18th
Washington C3nciavs, No. .. Hepte-
eophs, or Seven W iss Meu, will hold q
package party IL tho hall, on the seccnd
floc Of the Harness bliliiug, Tenth
and Market BtTsets The committee of
arrangements ara bgsy 81 work and
viii present m entertaining p1ogra u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
A,i.Dsy mestins'

The annual meeting Of y fp 'IOnsr q
q. will Ue celebrated T Nv 10 a. d
"a all day meeting ~ Miss SsnI
II, prayer meeting, lea q gn m b
, s,: a.st"s IS %.: Ms = CO CO
It 4 p. m. III 81. Psa'Ss X k;sssln.
,sd,esstd by Rev A. N n
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

"Eabndy's Claim" drew another large
audieree ~ the Academy OF Music Last
evening, and 'he many telling points In
this very excellent drgmA were recetTtd
with unboupded spGlause. Tho com.
paDy lie irst class In every respect and
the play 10 wei! worth seeing.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

Madam Anderson requests all visitors
to bring any broken keepsakes, which
are made Of Rlass, aud have them ms de
into beautiful pieces Of art free.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
ON SATURDAY,
THE trH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1887,
At 2 O'Clock, p. m,


All that certain lot Of land stu e'od In the
city Of " iimingt n, New Castle County hpd
Ststs Of IeIsvarc, dejc.iped and poundeo
as folio ", TO wit:
Beg npind at the southwest corner Of
Front and Shiplsv street, thence along
Front street north b8 degrees. west "a foot to
Isnd late OF p. Christy, thenee BY said
Ohristy's land touth 81 desrees vest W fset
more or lss,, to the northery sfce OF wa1of
slrest, thence herewith soitn ts dosrees
90 81 AZ feet TO ths westerly eide Of shfpiay
street, al the CO thereby north 81 desreeS
,ast 80 icet, more CT lees, TO the piaco OF Do
ginning, be the co tens tuee~of what thoy
iIay, and hBvipy thereon ercc ed three
story bricx store and dwoGiag. and frame
aud Drics tao'story hou.e. BOOK j. VOL "
PsRe ~ ia.
Seized and taken in execution as tho prop
etty of naTJ }. Bradley, herviV'ng m ortsa-
gor, and May I. Bradley aom tnisuatrlx,
u. +. Q. Of Horny Br&0iey, oocoassd, and {.
t., and 10 DO so'd W
GILES LAM BSON. sheriff.
SheTie's ttoo, Wilmington, uctooer IT,
1887. OILS. eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

Be- assured o. safety. Purn only As
trGl OIL. The brightest end puress light.
u James Bslt, drugPist, sole agent.
Sixth and Market. Ask your grocer
for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
sea. q, inc Tempsra,nI'


Tomorrow promises to b c's sr,
O caring and rather cco!s', ,.r,ll
Q ,ndi,ions will probably p.
E.iday.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Go To

Charles J. H. Beckett, 1913 West Sew
enth street, for pure wines and liquors.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
TyHE ARTISArs' BANK.
mo. 5Oa MAEKET STREE.

INCORPORATED. ............PBBRuARy 2s 1874
Opento receive deposits daily ron 2. u
1ntll p. IN, end on tuesday and s'atarda,
evenings from to 8 O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that Es
profits upon It's invsetnc uts, excesr so much
as iaresuired for the pcgmert OF necessary
expenses and fer suitable surplus TO- the 30
ourity OF depositors, shall De divided smona
the depositoIs.
No massger is allowed 10 borrow any pa.t
OF the funds Sepositsd with the Corporation,
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, 3. AlIen Hilies,
M. l.. D.ch:enHte!n, Geo. 3. Ospeifa
Chas. W Howiard, N. f. Benson,
Jos. L. Carpenter, Jr., ! Oh VI. .IasRsJl
VIM, Fl. swift, Henry p. Dnrs
Anthony HisvtnB, Edward PuseS
Washington JaSt;nsg.
MONEY LUASHJ o 81 JhJ skAtfAGEs
two. ". Hrsa, GEO S. GAPHIIy
President. ViceHp esidens
{. r. TAYLOR, Treasures
10 INV 'ns. II MATHgH n6lso5
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

FO1 SALE-One OF these
extra nice ten-roomed houses at
Sth and Frankli4 streets, having
a frontage on the Park of 2S
feet, giving an open view and
fee circulation CT pure air; also
e fine back view OF the river and
surrounding country For sit
uation and converierces and
workmanship this house cannot
DC Surpassed, having all i'm
pro2ements, including station
ary ma, bic wash-stsnd. Apply at
this office, or 2li Fact Fourth
street. s3O.6ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

ne following described real estate, wig:
all that certain lot Of land situated in the
city 81 Wiugingtoo. New JAssie Couaty
GnN State OF lie aware,
Beginning ia tno tCrthRe7t corner OF
Frcnt ard >hfples strests, thcnco along
trout ttsoe. ". ss9rly "a leo. to land lste Of
Pa'rieE Daristy, thence b. said land south.
oriy 80 feet, moe or less, u the noitueriy
side OF " ter street. thsnco along " a.er
street. ca terly - iett - no wosterly sid0 Of
shi. 10y street. and ihenc9 iherety north
erl7 IS isel, more or les, &c III, 81 scS OF DO
firn nR, With a threa-story bricx building
thereon erecte /. Pc 4 E., Vol 0, page 20 40.
Seized an3 taRel f. execution as tao prop
efty II ~ rg j ,t7.dier, surviving m9rtga-
Cor, and Mary J. if.t5ldy, CdmtnisIa,r;x ..
L. a Of Herr. Ec2cl ley, deceased, ana t ,
ana 70 be soil BY
fLt.5 LAM i5SOT, Sheriff.
sheriff Ctioe, " llnins.yn, etote; IT,,
1857. OILS GOD rs
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19


At last nights meeting OF the Board
OF Health routine business oa.7 was
transacted.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

CSHkRlEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
y vri. - Lavs-' tRciss, TO me dt.
rected, will be exposed to public sale at the
Court II nuse, on Market street between
Tenth ana Eleventh st.eets, In the city of
" nmlnRton, New Castle county. Dell,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

cyHERIrF,s SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- . writ If Levari Taciss y me
dIrectsd, will be exposed 20 public sale
tween tenth apd Eleventh streets, In the
city Of WILMINGTON, New Castle county,
Dola ware,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Wanamakar & Brown,
OAK HALL
].E.Cor. Sixth Il Market Sts
PHILADELPHIA.

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land with a
three Stored bricE dwelling Thereon erected
situate In the ity of " ilmington bounded and
descrihct 10 followato wit.
Beginning 1T the cnsiellv side of Montgom-
cry street at the distance Of "a fe.t soutn.rly
from the southerly eide Of rlfih street and AT
the southerly site OF n 4 iuct Mile alley, thence
along said side of M0ntgOnicry street, south
erly IL tet6 incho S, thence casterly parallel 10
flllh street and passing through and along the
middle of the partition wall between this and
the dwelling on the adjoining premises "a
feet niche TO the westerly side Of three
rect Wide alley commun icating with said I
feet wild" alley, thence thereby northerly and
parallel MONTGOMERY street 10 ieet inch. s
To the sOutherly side of said fe, I wide alley.
ana thence thereby westerly and para lei to
flfth street 81 feet inches to the plac OF be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what II may.
Seized and taken In ex, cution AZ the proper
y Of George X. Townsend, administrator of
David Harrison, deceased, and Tamgin Iiar-
rlspn, wife of said David Harr son, Harri-
by
GILES JAMESON. Sheriff,
1884, oi5 cod
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

4IV .VLVH.-N = I!-.U-u To. -a.l-Ft VIZ
Ell tina: certain lot, pteca cr percoI O. lGod
situ ito n the city Of s&IlE.inqtOr, bounded
and dc7cribBd eb follows 10 vii:
beEi nfiug a. pOia en- the easts-ly side
o. toaaci street. A. 90 feet " dc ~ tho iis-
t4uce q ltO fert nn-t cry from the LOtth.
etl5 fide Of AK sircs', thsncs elsterlY par
s!lei viii OsR stteot ia Ieet 10 a so nor,
thence norheriy parallel with Couael
street 90 Zee; 70 an),h-r, tocroa westerly
and parallel with bHk stree. III feet to the
Aforesaid esste-iY side % UHprsll street and
thence thcrsJs southerlY 90 es to the place
OF beginning, be the coz .eEts thereof what
they mag.
SoiEad tn,i Ken n executor as tho prep.
cry ef HeD'Ee ". B9aGeu sn1 NARY Bsu!-
den, Lis Eiie, aof /. I aud 70 DO sold by
GILES Lamb o. Sheriff.
Sherit's Ot1co, Wilmington, October II,
1857. els eod.ts
, 1887-07-28
Big Reductions in Tariff.

A circular signed by Thos. L. Kimball.
OF the Union Pacific, K. @. Moorehouse,
of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri
Valley, and Thos. Miller, of the Burling-
ton, reached here Yesterday. The circu.
lar, which will be of much interest to
stock shippers, is as follows:
I'm response to the petition for a re-
duction in live stock rates for the season
shipments to Chicago, generally signed
by the leading cattle companies and
hrms in Wyoming, and addressed to our
respective companies, we have the pleas
ure to report hat at a meeting held here
to-day it was decided to make a graded
reduction of from five to fifteen dollars
per car load, varying according to dis,
lance. Our intention is to make these
reductions early in August, or as soon as
consent of the Northern Pacific company
and our connections at the Missouri river
can be obtained and tariffs printed.
, 1887-07-28

A bunch of timothy stalks, four and a
half feet in length, is conspicuously ex-
hibited at the land office. 1t was raised
on the Uinta stock farm owned by A. G.
Beckwith and adjoining the town of
Evanston. The specimens of timothy
bear this inscription: Seed sown June,
1886; grass cut July 20, 1887. This is
the result of energy, sunshine and water
applied to sage brush soil" Special
Agent Fry says there are 1000 acres
along Bear river of exactly the same sort
Of material. The specimens of timothy
were sent to Register Wilson, and are
well worth a visit to the land office to see
them.
, 1887-07-28

may appear | can simply assert that it is
needless for you to expect hat the su-
preme court will grant the request for
another hearing. 1 tell you this in order
that you may prepare to meet death.
Painful as is the duty to me, and it is my
sworn duty, | sentence you to be hanged
on the 18th day of next October"
During the delivery of the sentence
which seals the doom OF Chas. Tumble,
deathlike quietness prevailed in the room,
and everyone eagerly bent forward to
hear each word uttered by the Judge.
The condemned man preserved the
same stolid appearance that has charac-
terized his action through the trial. his
only apparent emotion being exhibited
by a continual twitching of the fingers Of
his left hand as he faced the Judge.
Trumble, being a large, well formed man,
and neatly dressed, presented a picture
worthy the eyes of a goddess of mythol-
ogy, as he unfinchingly listened to the
words condemning him to death. After
court had adjourned he spoke to several
friends and said to a LEADER representa-
tive that he was feeling first rate and had
anticipated the result Of the trial early in
the evening, but up to that time had felt
confident that he would obtain another
hearing. In his actions last evening
Trumble demonstrated that he was capa-
BILE of doing what he asserted some time
sirce: walk to the scaffold and die like
a man." Trumble has grown quite pale
during his confinement, but there is no
material change in his general appear
ance. He hesitates slightly in his speech
and at times seems utterly lost to his sur
%roundings, but never fails to recognize an
acquaintance or smile when addressed.
He walked steadily beside Sheriff Sharp
less when returning to jail, but said little
to the official. The only p~erceptible
change observable in Trumble was when
the motion for a suspension of sentence
was overruled. On that occasion his
head dropped to his breast for a single
instant, and it was probably then hat he
lost all hope.
The counsel for defense was granted
until the first day of the next term of
our to file a bill of exceptions, and there
is every probability hat the case will be
carried to the supreme court,
, 1887-07-28

criminal carelessness on the part of the
said Wallace Link and Ethelton Baker.
w. A. RICHARDS,
Foreman.
A. ADAMsKY,
r. f. REAMY,
JOSEPH DMLMAN,
STEPHEN Bon, JR.,
A. RINGoLsKY.
In case Link and Baker are indicted for
the offense and a conviction Is secured,
they are liable to q sentence of from one
to four years in the penitentiary. One of
the iurymen informed a reporter last
evening that at one time in the course of
the deliberations of the body it was pro-
posed to exonerate the boys from all
criminal action or intent in connection
with the shooting, but on second thought
they had concluded hat the above finding
would be more satisfactory to the public
and in accordance with the law. A gen
tleman who is good authority on such
subjects expressed the belief that the
prisoners would be discharged on
the occasion of their preliminary exami-
nation, and that in case they were not, a
jury could not be secured in Wyoming
which would return a verdict to the effect
that Baker and Link were guilty of Grim.
inal carelessness.
A prominent member of the bar just
about covered the case when he remarked
to a LEADER representative last evening:
ut is bad business from beginning to
end, and should be settled at once. 1t
was a terrible act to kill a bright young
man like Polling, one Just entering upon
life; but Baker and Link are mere boys,
and entitled to fully as much sympathy as
the victims OF the tragedy. They en-
deavored to arrest men whom they sup
posed were hardened criminals. The
men resisted and were fired upon. Per-
haps it is a cruel and cold blooded asser-
ton, but Polling and Cooley should have
halted when so ordered"
, 1887-07-28

The following instruments were filed fol
record yesterday
Lemuel HOLSTER and wife, WiIwortt
county, Wis, to Frank Washek, the
south half of lots 3 and 4, block 26l,
consideration, 5000.
Alexander jackson and wife to the
Cheyenne & Burlington railroad, lots l,
2, 3 and 4 in clock Ash; consideration
81 ops.
j. Henry Gloye and wife to the Chey,
enne & Burlington railroad, the east hal
of lot II and all of lots IS, 10, 20, 81
and % in block 424; consideration, 50, $50.
, 1887-07-28

Our entire stock of goods was destroyed
by fire On the morning OF July 6. We
have temporarily made our office at the
late place of business of Geo. A. Draper,
wlere we request all those knowing them
selves indebted to us to call and settle
either by cash or an approved note.
CoWHICK & WHITCoMB.
, 1887-07-28

AT Fort Collins, Col, July 26, the 13-
year-old child of G. II. Towslee. The
remains were brought to this city by the
father and mother last evening, and will
DC tAken to Glenwood Ia, this morning.
mr.. e. j. Towslee, brother of G. Fl.
lowslee, will accompany the bereaved
parents to North Platte.
, 1887-07-28
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.

GOBhlpy AIittlo iaphs iShSu Up
Throughout the City.
There will be a short final session of
the district court at 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
About fifty graders formerly employed
on the Cheyenne & Northern left for the
East and South yesterday morning.
The fact that Ethelton Baker was for.
merly a Sunday school teacher in this city
was not considered as a eliminating cir
cumstance by the coroner's jury yesterday.
Fred Garland, the boy arrested here on
complaint of F. W. OFT, OF Laramie,
charging him with larceny, was taken
over the hill by Sheriff Sterling last even
ing.
Testimony was yesterday taken by the
arbitrators in the case OF the Wyoming
Hereford Association vs.. the cheyenne &
Burlington railway, but no decision rem
dered.
G. NJ. Patrick. convicted of grand lar
ceny, was yesterday sentenced to three
years at hard labor in the Laramie county
~penitentiary. The Jail is on hand, but the
hard labor is not yet forthcoming.
The ladies of the South Side church
gave an enjoyable and profitable Martha
Washington festival Tuesday. George,
with his Ratchet, and the remainder of
the family were present, attired in gor-
geous antique costumes.
Stokes, the handsome %janitor of the
Alert hose house, was abroad last night.
He thought it was Saturday evening, but
upon being told that it was only Wednes-
day, said he was laboring under the i'm
preston that it was thirst day, anyhow.
Work on the street railway is delayed
on account of the non-arr1val of the ties,
which were due several days ago. The
cars have been partly bargained for and
will probably be purchased outright at the
railway.
The police committee have not and will
not take any action on the reform" petit
tons recently submitted to their considera-
ton. The entire matter will be referred
back to the mayor with the suggestion
that he cause the city ordinances to be en-
forced.
The desert entries of Clara E. Glover
and Theo. Binge are recommended for
cancellation by the register and receiver OF
the local land office on the ground that
the land is non desert in character. The
contestants were Sylvester II. Dickey and
Jas. M. Philpott.
This is a fair sample of one of the diff
cult questions p]ropounded to young Magee
the Wyoming candidate to West Point,
by the highly educated professors of that
institution: "At what date, between what
countries, and Immediately following what
battle, was a certain treaty of peace pro-
claumed2'' No wonder the poor boy
failed.
The Pacific Express company has rented
the large vacant storeroom in the Post
block and will occupy it at an early date.
This action was a necessity on the part of
the company, as their present office is
remote from the commercial center of the
city. The location selected will facilitate
business for all concerned, and is indisput-
able evidence of the fact that Cheyenne
Is becoming more metropolitan each year.
, 1887-07-28

We are now ready to let grading con-
tracts Of from one to ten miles on the
Denver, Texas Il Gulf railway, south of
Pueblo.
Apply to j. j. Brown & Co., contract
ors, cheyenne, Wyo., or room "a, Barth
block, Denver.
, 1887-07-28

To Taxpayers of Laramie County
Meeting of the Board of EquaIiza-
tIOn.
UFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
Laramie County Wyo.
Cheyenne, Wyo., JuIy %. III

Cheyenne, Wyo., July 20, 1887.
Public notice is hereby given that the
board of the county commissioners sitting
as a board of equalization, will hold a
regular meeting commencing on Monday,
July 25, 1887, and continuing in session
from day to day not more than six (6)
days.
Any person, company, association or
corporation feeling aggrieved by the
assessment of their property may appear
before the board at any of its meetings
and present their complaints.
By order of the Board of County Com
missioners. JOHN K. JEFFREY,
County clerk and clerk of said board.
, 1887-07-28

The Office of Geo. A. Draper is still at
the same old place. All those knowing
themselves indebted to me will please call
anu settle at once, either by cash or APP
proved notes. This is a positive demand
and must be complied with.
GEO. A. DRAPER.
, 1887-07-28

largest stock OF fine brandies, old
mnlakies, choice Hqueurs and superfine
Ilgars at George Masten's well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
, 1887-07-28

The Cheyenne diary will deliver pure
new milk to families, at five cents per
quart by the year. Orders by mail
promptly attended to. f. B. Fulton,
p. o. Box 627.
, 1887-07-28
SONO

SONo the Children. They are es.
oOO pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
DR.. w. N. Hunt.
, 1887-07-28

Horace Plunkett, a leading representa-
tive cattleman of this county, was in the
city the first of the week. He is author
ity for saying that the American Cattle
Trust company is meeting with the appro-
baton Of johnson county cattlemen, and
that the Big Horn, the WP, the Baxter
and the Frontier Cattle companies are
taking stock in it.
We are PANIED to see, in a late number
OF the american Progress, published by
our esteemed predecessor, Mr.. J. B.
Morrow, that the editor has gone over to
the enemy's camp and declared his allie
glance to the Republican party. Those
citizens who SO valiantly assisted in the
celebration at Buffalo of President Cleve-
lands election will read these lines with
feelings of regret that the wheelbarrow
didn't tip over.
, 1887-07-28

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